Hertfordshire Enterprise Adviser Service

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Hertfordshire Enterprise Adviser Service

• Viv Arey Regional Enterprise Manager
• Aideen McNamara Enterprise Advisor

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Background to Enterprise Education

• Gordon Brown
• Howard Davies Review
• Pathfinder Schools
• Adviser Service

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Services We Offer

• Brokerage service for all WRL and Enterprise
  activity at KS4.
• Helping schools understand Ofsted requirements.
• Helping schools identify Enterprise and WRL in
  current teaching and establishing a baseline on
  which to expand.
• Giving advice on drawing up an action plan to
  meet statutory requirements.

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Enterprise Education
seeks to develop young peoples capability to
handle uncertainty and respond positively to
change, to create and implement new ideas new
ways of doing things, to make reasonable
risk/reward assessments and to act on them.
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Three points of Enterprise
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Entrepreneurship
Enterprising employees
Social Enterprise
ENTERPRISE LEARNING
Economic Business Understanding
Financial Capability
Enterprise Capability
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Economic Business Understanding
Financial Capability
Enterprise Capability
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Enterprise Skills

• innovation
• creativity
• risk taking
• risk management
• can-do attitude
• drive to make ideas happen

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Definition of Enterprise Education

• Enterprise Capability innovation, creativity,
  risk amangement,risk-taking and a can-do
  attitude and the drive to make ideas happen. It
  is supported by
• Financial Capability which is the ability to
  manage ones finances and to become questioning
  and informed consumers of financial services.
• Business and Economic understanding which is the
  ability to understand the business context.

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The Enterprise process
Identify the need
Plan the activity
Evaluate the processes
Implement the plan
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Enterprise education is vital to our future
economic success. It equips young people with
vital skills that businesses have told us that
they want to see more of. This isnt just about
growing the next generation of entrepreneursenter
prise skills will be valuable to all young
people. A can-do, enterprising mindset offers
powerful benefits for individuals, such as more
personal control, self expression recognition
in their lives Charles Clark, Education
Skills Secretary, Dec. 2004
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Enterprise in the Curriculum
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R.E.
Business Simulation - Wedding Planning Company
offering its services to people of different
faiths Task To plan a wedding service prepare
a presentation selling their particular services
to an audience of their peers invited guests
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History

• Examine the role of entrepreneurs in the 18th
  Century textile industry
• Identify enterprising skills qualities
• Arrange talk from entrepreneur
• Compare contrast

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ICT

• Investigate how e-commerce is used by local
  companies
• Develop list of principles for successful
  e-commerce
• Evaluate websites using these principles

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P.E.
PROMOTION ADVERTISING
BUDGET MONITORING
RAISE MONEY
SPORTS FESTIVAL
REFRESHMENTS
PLAN EVENTS
H S FIRST AID
ORGANISE STAFFING
ORGANISE PRIZES
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Modern foreign languages

• Organising a trip abroad
• Producing a newsletter to a twinned foreign
  school
• Linking with foreign industries
• Producing a local guide for foreign students

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Science

• Develop a Health Safety booklet
  deliver presentation to students
• Survey the use of electricity by the school
  identify opportunities for savings
• Produce a display/presentation related to
  conservation wildlife

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Organising a fund-raising event

• Special Event
• Themed Day
• In-house service

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Fashion Show

• Programme
• Clothes
• Models
• Props
• Music
• Advertising
• Budgeting

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Enterprise Skills

• Organisation
• Team Work
• Innovation
• Costing Projects
• Decision Making
• Leadership
• Responsibility

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Contact Us

• Aideen McNamara
• 01582 621744
• aideen.mcnamara_at_virgin.net
• Vivien Arey
• 01707 649789
• viven.arey_at_virgin.net